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    This document is a medical lab report for a 60-year-old male patient named Mr. Ravindranath K V. The report shows the patient has elevated triglycerides at 697 mg/dL, which can be caused by factors like poor diet, alcohol use, obesity, or medical conditions. The patient's total cholesterol is 200 mg/dL, HDL cholesterol is low at 25 mg/dL, and LDL cholesterol is high at 114 mg/dL. The interpreting doctor notes the triglyceride level should be rechecked after fasting to get an accurate reading.

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    This document is a medical lab report for a 60-year-old male patient named Mr. Ravindranath K V. The report shows the patient has elevated triglycerides at 697 mg/dL, which can be caused by factors like poor diet, alcohol use, obesity, or medical conditions. The patient's total cholesterol is 200 mg/dL, HDL cholesterol is low at 25 mg/dL, and LDL cholesterol is high at 114 mg/dL. The interpreting doctor notes the triglyceride level should be rechecked after fasting to get an accurate reading.

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    This document is a medical lab report for a 60-year-old male patient named Mr. Ravindranath K V. The report shows the patient has elevated triglycerides at 697 mg/dL, which can be caused by factors like poor diet, alcohol use, obesity, or medical conditions. The patient's total cholesterol is 200 mg/dL, HDL cholesterol is low at 25 mg/dL, and LDL cholesterol is high at 114 mg/dL. The interpreting doctor notes the triglyceride level should be rechecked after fasting to get an accurate reading.

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    : 18/07/2015 9:01 AM

    Name

    : Mr. RAVINDRANATH K V

    Register On

    PID No.

    : SJP509

    Collection On : 18/07/2015 9:19 AM

    SID No.

    : 2041501662

    Report On

    : 18/07/2015 4:06 PM

    Age / Sex

    : 60 Year(s) / Male

    Printed On

    : 18/07/2015 7:43 PM

    Ref. Dr

    : DR. RAJESH S (J.P.N)

    Type

    : IP

    REPORT
    Investigation

    Observed Value

    Unit

    Biological Reference Interval

    mg/dL

    < 150

    BIOCHEMISTRY
    Lipid Profile
    Triglycerides

    697

    (Serum/Glycerol phosphate oxidase / peroxidase)

    INTERPRETATION: Interpretation : Meals rich in sugar, carbohydrates and fat, Alcohol, Obesity, poorly controlled Diabetes,
    hypothyroidism, Renal disease, Inherited lipid disorders, Drugs such as Beta blockers, birth control pills, diuretics, steroids and tamoxifen can
    lead to elevated levels of Triglycerides.
    KINDLY CORRELATE THE REPORT WITH THE CLINICAL FINDINGS. DISCREPANCY IF OBSERVED, REPEAT TESTING AFTER
    OVERNIGHT FASTING FOR 10 HOURS AFTER BEING ON A NORMAL DIET FOR THREE DAYS .
    Remark: RECHECKED

    Cholesterol Total

    200

    mg/dL

    Desirable: < 200


    Borderline: 200 - 239
    Elevated: >= 240

    25

    mg/dL

    => 50

    114

    mg/dL

    <= 100

    -------

    mg/dL

    < 40

    (Serum/Cholesterol oxidase/Peroxidase)

    HDL Cholesterol
    (Serum/Immunoinhibition)

    LDL Cholesterol
    (Serum/Calculated)

    Remark: DIRECT LDL

    VLDL Cholesterol
    (Serum/Derived)

    Remark: AS TGL IS HIGH VLDL CANNOT BE CALCULATED

    Total Cholesterol/HDL Cholesterol Ratio

    <5

    4.5

    Desirable: 0.5 - 3.0


    Borderline: 3.1 - 6.0
    Elevated: > 6.0

    (Serum/Derived)

    LDL/HDL Cholesterol Ratio


    (Serum/Derived)

    -- End of Report --

    The results pertain to sample tested.

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